Charles Sesher Wed in Pittsburg
Charles Sesher wed Kay Sharon Bowyer in Pittsburg at the First Christian church on Sept 26. The couple plans to live at 50643 S Malcolm. The bride, daughter of Mrs. C A Bowyer, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lesher, were attended by Gerald G Prideaux as escort and Mrs G G Prideaux as matron of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Pittsburg
Kay Sharon Bowyer
Charles Sesher
C. A. Bowyer
Sesher
Ed Lesher
W. 5Th
Clifford N. McCall
Fred Wallace
Gerald G. Prideaux
Nevada
G. G. Prideaux
Pittsburg High School
Pittsburg State College
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lesher
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Santa Fe Railroad
Charles Lesher
Hutchinson
Paul Schmidt
Humboldt
Gene Bilyeu
W. L. Defebaugh
Chanute
Ed Sesher
Cuddle Clown pattern and 1959 craft catalog tease
An ad promotes a 12 inch sock clown pattern 7043 and a 1959 Alice Brooke craft catalog with crocheting knitting embroidery quilts and doll designs. It asks 5 cents per pattern plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing and notes a separate catalog copy priced at 25 cents. Four Chanute women attend a state board meeting in Topeka for Kansas Day events with plans for a January 28 29 reception and theme First Ladies of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Alice Brooke
Just Out
Chanute
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Vincent McCune
McCune
Ed F. Peterson
P. H.taylor
Roy S. Gibson
Leo Gottlieb
Raymond Smith
Parsons
Maple Grove School 32nd Reunion Nears Final Year in Old Hall
The 32nd annual Maple Grove School reunion was held at the east Humboldt site. Attendees from Inez Cole to Nellie Brown Barnett received corsages. several invited guests sent letters. The event marked the last gathering in the old schoolhouse before consolidation and a new building. A program featured singing, a poetry tribute to a 104 year old, and various performances. The next reunion is scheduled for September 27, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Humboldt
America
Inez Cole
Nellie Drollinger
Pear Lindsey Collins
Ruth Sheldon Barfoot
Ina Maxwell Dayton
Haviland
Nellie Brown Barnett
Erie
Myrtle Bland Lassman
Loretta
Pete Dimond
Edith Butts Thompson
Lowell
Cottonwood
S. C
Pearl Bagget Kolb
Pawnee
Okla
Myrtle Aby McKee
Fairfield
Iowa
Pricilla Rhee
Thimble Club Hosts Halloween Prep Meeting
Mrs. Fred Dicks hosted the Friendly Thimble club at 1126 S Lafayette for a Wednesday gathering. Thimble members planned a Halloween party for Oct 22 at Mrs. Charles McKelp’s home 1121 S Washington at 7 30 p.m. Thirteen members and a guest attended and Bible verse roll call was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dicks
S. Lafayette
Friendly Thimble Club
Charles McKellips
S. Washington
Charles Reynolds
Husband's Shoulder Not For Other Woman's Tears
Ann Landers advises a long married reader about a jealous wife whose husband spends time with a neighbor woman. Another letter from a waitress complains of a critical mother in law and a passive husband, with advice to bluntly set boundaries and an invitation to request marriage guidance.
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Ann
J. M
Ann Landers
Erick Axcell 60th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Axcell will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at 418 W. 5th from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Hosts are their children Edith of Chicago James Habegger of Geneva Illinois and Walter of Topeka. They married October 5 1898 at Grant Avenue Baptist Church and have lived in Chanute since 1896.
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Erick Axcell
W. 5Th
Edith Axcell
Chicago
James Habegger
Geneva
Walter Axcell
Topeka
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Chanute
Axcell
Carters Grocerys
The
Santa Fe
Tioga Hotel
Robert Axell
Mountain Home
Ark
Halge Axcell
Dunedin
Fla
Bill Axcell
Jane Axcell
Emporia
John Finch
Greg
Indianapolis
Ind
J. E. Habegger
Ill
Nelius Axcell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wide-A-Wake 4 H Club Elects Officers At Parent Night
The Wide-A-Wake 4-H club met at Union Valley School for Parent's Night with Homer Waggoner as president and Mrs. Raymond Myers as secretary treasurer. Officers for the coming year include Sharon Brant as president Cheryl Myers as vice president Lois Maxwell as secretary treasurer Sharon Waggoner as reporter Shirley Brant and Dorothy Waggoner as recreation leaders Cheryl Myers as song leader and Lois Maxwell and Jim Prosser as council representatives. Mrs. Eugene Maxwell demonstrated folding a fitted sheet and Mrs Wayne Brant gave a medicine man health talk while Mrs Roy Johnson spoke on parliamentary law. Group singing was led by Homer Waggoner with Cheryl Myers on the piano.
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Union’ Valley
Homer Waggoner
Raymond Myers
Sharon Brant
Cheryl Myers
Lois Maxwell
Sharon Waggoner
Shirley Brant
Dorothy Waggoner
Jim Prosser
Eugene Maxwell
Wayne, Brant
Roy Johnson
Chery Myers
The Tribune Carrier Weekly Rate
A brief ad noting the carrier price for delivering The Tribune at 35 cents per week, inviting interested readers to sign up for home delivery.
Graysons Prepare Three Year Abroad Assignment
Mrs. Jimmy D. Grayson plans to live in Germany with husband S Sgt Grayson for three years while he is stationed with the Air Force in Sembach. The couple will travel via New York to Frankfurt and then by train to join him. They will reside in furnished housing provided by the Air Force and travel widely in Europe.
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Germany
Jimmy D. Grayson
Grayson
Tribune
Sgt. Grayson
Air Force
Sembach
Paris
Switzerland
Graysons
Sembak
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Okmulgee
Chanute
Pittsburg
Rural Homemakers Study Use of Milk
Rural Home makers HDU met Tuesday morning with Mrs. Robert Lopeman for a nutrition lesson on the use of milk. A luncheon was prepared and served to nine members, five children, and a guest. Plans included Attending township meeting and a Smurthwaite Home donation. A safety and juvenile delinquency film will be shown by Police Chief Tom Morehead at the October 10 meeting.
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HDU
Robert Lopeman
Ernest Kepley
Lopeman
Clarence Cleaver
Neosho County
Memorial Building
Mmes
A. C. Kirby
Howard Stitt
Tom Morehead
Smurthwaite
Stitt
E. J. King
Kepley
Social Calendar for Friday and Saturday October 3 1958
Harmony HDU hosts Mrs. Lee Francis in R 2 Humboldt at 7:50 p.m. Wilson class meets at Methodist church for quilting at 10 a.m. Dorothea L Dixtent DUV Memorial building hosts 2:30 p.m. Ladies Day Bridge at Chanute Country Club 1:30 p.m. LS of B Pot LF and E meets Odd Fellows hall at 2 p.m. Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary meets at hospital at 2 p.m. Do Si Do Square Dance Club meets Alcott School at 8 p.m. Saturday events include Do-Si-Do Square Dance at Alcott School at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Hdu
Lee Francis
Humboldt
Wilson
Methodist Church
Dorothea L
Memorial Building
Chanute Country Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Neosho Memorial Hospital
PTA Study Group Discusses Science Makes The Grades
Murray Hill PTA members met Tuesday morning with Mrs. Guy Farrow at 511 West Second Street. Ruth Crossfield led the lesson Science Makes The Grades before 17 members and four children attended.
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Murray Hill
PTA
Guy Farrow
W. 2Nd
Ruth Crossfield
Mrs Edwin VanTil Hosts Bible Baptist Missionary Group
Mrs Edwin VanTil 309 S Wilson hosted a Bible Baptist church Womens Missionary Prayer Band gathering. The meeting opened with singing and prayer led by Mrs VanTil, with vice president Mrs Amanda Johnson presiding. Mrs Carl Magill presented the lesson The Greatness of God and Man's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin VanTil
S. Wilson
Womens Missionary Prayer Band
The
Bible Baptist Church
VantTil
Amanda Johnson
Carl Magill
God
Meeting Ends with Prayer and Refreshments Served
The session concluded with a closing prayer and refreshments provided for attendees, marking the end of the gathering.
Mrs Gordon Barker Leads Grace Episcopal Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Gordon Barker presided at a Wednesday general meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal Church in Sawyer hall. Devotions were by Mrs William Gray Sr and the lesson “United Thank Offering” read by Mrs John Sherman Jr with Ingathering set for Oct 19. Southeast convocation on Oct 30 at Neodesha announced, tea hosted by Mrs W A Lapham and Mrs G E Pendarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Barker
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
William Gray Sr
John Sherman Jr
Barker
Neodesha
W. A. Lapham
G. E. Pendarvis
Who Gives the Bride Away Should Not Receive a Gift
In etiquette terms it is not customary to give a present to someone such as an uncle or family friend who gives the bride away. For a divorcee retaining her ex husband surname she should sign as Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman Johnson with her maiden name prefix.
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Elizabeth Freeman Johnson
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Sherry Houser
Pearl Bowyer
Geneva Sayre
S. Malcolm
Thitra
Chanute Tribune
Arie Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
TONE
ASD Patters Lumber
Thimble
Brooks
Marian Martin
Bend
Kanate Tribune
West
New York II
Court House
Wal
Stone
Ann Lanaers
W. Main
Erick Axcells
the Tribune
Alcott School
P.m
Home Loan Headquarters
Chanute Building & Loan
Main & Santa Fe
Frank Gregole
N. Steuben
South Steuben
Stilwell
Meadow Sweet
Tokay
Farmdale
Oleo
Velveeta
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